Schnitzel (noun)

A dish originating from Austria, made from a thin slice of breaded and fried meat, typically veal or pork.

Origin:

Derived from the german word 'schnitz' meaning 'to cut' or 'slice'.

Examples:

1. Schnitzel is a popular dish in Germany and Austria.
2. The schnitzel is typically served with potatoes and a side salad.
3. Schnitzel can also be made with chicken or turkey for a lighter version of the dish.
4. Some variations of schnitzel include Jägerschnitzel and Zigeunerschnitzel.
5. Schnitzel is a staple dish of Austrian cuisine and is often served during special occasions.